The next Parish Council Meeting is Tuesday 3rd Dec 2024 at 7.00pm in the Village Hall
Wroot News
Ongoing legal case regarding Sand Lane/High Street Allotment Land
Ongoing legal case regarding Sand Lane/High Street Allotment Land
Ongoing legal case regarding Sand Lane/High Street Allotment Land
MARCH 2024
Residents are invited to attend the April Parish Council Meeting at the earlier time of 6.30 pm to allow questions from residents regarding this issue before the commencement of the usual meeting.
Before this meeting, a letter will be distributed to all residents to update on the current situation.
2023 LOCAL ELECTIONS
Ongoing legal case regarding Sand Lane/High Street Allotment Land
Ongoing legal case regarding Sand Lane/High Street Allotment Land
FEBRUARY 2023
Wroot Parish Council is looking for people passionate about their community to stand for election in this year’s local Parish Council elections to be held on 4th May 2023.
They are calling on people from all backgrounds and experiences who reflect their community, to put themselves forward for election. If you have innovative ideas for the council or have a specific issue in mind, becoming a local councillor will empower you to #MakeAChange.
You can help #MakeAChange for your community by becoming a councillor.
FULL DETAILS CAN BE FOUND ON THE BELOW LINK or email Alison McCardle, Clerk to the Parish Council at clerkwrootpc@hotmail.com
for further information.
Village Hall Café 'Meet & Eat'
Ongoing legal case regarding Sand Lane/High Street Allotment Land
Village Hall Café 'Meet & Eat'
'Meet & Eat' is back from Saturday 11th March 10 till 12 with all the old favourites, hot sausage, and bacon rolls, washed down with a lovely cuppa. Also, let's see what Kate has for us this week with her fabulous homemade cake.
Come along and see old and hopefully new friends, all very welcome.
If you'd like a table to sell your wares or simply show us your hobbies, please come along from 9am to set up.
All funds go towards the upkeep and running of your Village Hall.
Thank you.
Remembrance Sunday 2023
Retirement for Maureen & Don Taylor after almost 50 years!
Village Hall Café 'Meet & Eat'
JANUARY 2023
A fabulous £239.81 was raised at the Remembrance Service and a cheque has been sent and received by The Royal British Legion.
Thank you to all who contributed.
Wroot Village Calendar 2024
Retirement for Maureen & Don Taylor after almost 50 years!
Retirement for Maureen & Don Taylor after almost 50 years!
This year The Parish Council is asking for photos for the 2025 calendar to be submitted throughout the year.
We are looking for 12 fantastic photographs of Wroot and the surrounding area, to feature in next year's Wroot 2025 Calendar.
We're looking for photographs that depict life in this wonderful village and can be of anything - landscapes, skyscapes, nature - you name it, as long as it has a Wroot connection.
You'll find all the terms and conditions of entry below. We can't wait to see your photos. Good luck!
Photo Competition: 2025 Wroot Calendar
1. Photos will be judged on both the content and quality of the image.
2. Images should be landscape in JPEG format and only up to a maximum size of 10 MB. Please keep copies of your original files if they are more significant than this, as we may need them later if you succeed.
3. Photos can be of anything but the primary subject should depict Wroot village
4. Images must have been taken in or around Wroot village, within 2 miles of the boundary.
5. A maximum of 5 images can be submitted per photographer.
6. Deadline for submissions is 30th September 2024.
7. Photographs must be submitted by email to clerkwrootpc@hotmail.com Please mark your submissions: ‘Calendar 2025’ and include your full name, image title, and the location where it was taken.
8. Our 12 winning images will be featured in our Wroot 2024 calendar. They may also be used subsequently in parish council publications, including websites and social media. Photos will always be clearly credited to the photographer whenever used.
9. Wroot Parish Council offers no payment for photographs submitted or those selected and published.
Retirement for Maureen & Don Taylor after almost 50 years!
Retirement for Maureen & Don Taylor after almost 50 years!
Retirement for Maureen & Don Taylor after almost 50 years!
SEPTEMBER 2022
Maureen and Donald Taylor retire from The Village Shop and Post Office after almost 50 years of loyal service.
The Parish Council wish to thank them for such dedicated, long-standing service to the residents of Wroot.
We wish them a long and very happy well-earned retirement.
Pictured is Cllr. Angela White who presented Maureen and Don with flowers and a gift on behalf of The Parish Council.
Maureen and Don wish to thank everyone for the countless cards, gifts, and good wishes they have received. They are overwhelmed and very touched that so many people have shown their appreciation.
New Village CCTV is Up and Running
North Lincolnshire Local Plan 2020-2038
North Lincolnshire Local Plan 2020-2038
Sharp-eyed villagers may have already noticed the new security cameras adjacent to the village hall, which are now keeping an eye on traffic entering and exiting the village via High Street, Field Lane and Woodside Lane
These are part of a welcome upgrade for the community, which has also seen the installation of fibre broadband and WiFi into the village hall as part of the process.
The cameras, which are monitored by Woollas Security, will record events over 24 hours but will actually be live monitored after 11pm and throughout the night. Any suspicious activity seen during those hours, will be immediately logged and then called in to Humberside Police, if necessary.
Pictured: Christian Woollas with Chairman of Wroot Parish Council, Philip Bayes
North Lincolnshire Local Plan 2020-2038
North Lincolnshire Local Plan 2020-2038
North Lincolnshire Local Plan 2020-2038
The North Lincolnshire Local Plan 2020-2038 has been published and shows three potential sites for new residential housing developments in Wroot. However, out of the three areas mentioned, there is only one viable option, which is the site on Field Lane, next to St Pancras Church. The other two, within the village, are outdated proposals and totally unsuitable.
The Field Lane proposal is to build 13-15 houses, but it should be stressed at this stage that it has only been earmarked as a suitable site and no decision has yet been made that building will definitely take place there. Any future development would be subject to the planning process, so the parish council and residents will be duly informed as part of the standard procedure.
Parishioners wishing to view the plan for this site in more detail should head to the Agendas and Minutes page, where it can be found in 'Other Documents'.
A number of consultation events are to be held across North Lincolnshire, where local people can see the plan and speak to council officers. The two in our immediate area are at -
Epworth Imperial Hall: Thursday
11th November, 3.30 pm to 7.15 pm
Haxey Memorial Hall: Monday
15th November 3.00 pm to 7.00 pm
CPRE Environment Award 2020
North Lincolnshire Local Plan 2020-2038
CPRE Environment Award 2020
Well done to Wroot Parish Council, whose work to create a wildflower orchard has been recognised with a CPRE Environment Award.
The CPRE, formerly known as the Campaign to Protect Rural England, is an environmental charity with over 40,000 members and supporters.
The wildflower orchard has been created on a formerly neglected patch of land, at the bottom of Woodside Lane and is now open for all to enjoy.